Aspiring Romance Author | Working on BA Creative Writing & English | Advocate of Small and Furry Things | Loves all things sparkly
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@RomanceRehab I've been eyeballing this book, wandering if it's worth the purchase so I'm going to take this tweet as my sign from the universe that yes, I should buy it lol
@SurtseyAna@realmattfalcon Incorrect. A prologue is to be used when pivotal information is needed that happens well before the beginning of the book. So pivotal moment happens in the progue then chapter one jumps ahead however many years. Its meant to be a tool to avoid dense and unecessary info dumps.
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That's the last thing I have to say because that confirms the fact that that once hairy animal is now fuzzy because that shampoo does that. You got that!
@Luvs40hcups@ijanedoll Emotions are valid regardless of the reason because we don't have control over chemical response to a situation. So no, I don't think getting mad or upset is uncalled for. It's what you do with those emotions that count.
In my Context of Writing class, we are learning about the use of AI. Understandably there seems to be a hard line in the sand. What are your thoughts surrounding the use of AI when crafting your stories and why?
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